Braniac778
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Well, That' something. I could live without a T.V for like 8-10 months, i think. I really love to watch movies and shows on T.V.
Right you can just let the internet lie to you lol! If you are on a computer on the internet I really see no difference. You choose what websites to visit, but you are force fed information such as ads, etc. No different than a TV. iPhones, iPads, TV, internet….lets be honest all the same.I eliminated TV’s from my home in 2010, it’s now been 13 years without a television set in my house. Guess what, life is pretty good without that appliance around. I just find other things to do. And now days it’s mostly all crap anyway. I glance at local news and weather online. Plus it has saved me a ton of money and I absolutely refuse to pay for tv service. What am I missing but politicians lying to me, the media lying to me, etc.
Commercials are a good time to get a snack!In the last 9 months maybe 2 hours of TV… mostly to make sure the old Zenith console with rabbit ears still works.
The shock is just how little content compared to advertisements.
I believe daily viewers become numb to advertising…
I do not like coffee. I like the smell of the beans, and ground beans, but don't like the taste or smell of brewed coffee. It was never consumed in our house growing up.
A few months after my mom passed away, I went to visit my dad and he was sitting at the breakfast bar drinking coffee and feeding toast to the fat dog. I said you don't drink coffee. He said yes I do. Your mom didn't like it, so I drank coffee at work every morning, but never at home. 24 years living with the guy and I never knew he liked coffee. I guess he liked my mom better.![]()
Yeah! Her name was Pookie and she was mostly border collie. Had a perfect half white half black face, with a black Egyptian eye like mascara on the white side. Beautiful dog. Dumb as a box of rocks, but lovable.LOL, I don't know why but that cracks me up!
I probably watch some TV daily, most of it M*A*S*H or matlock but no commercials, we dvr everything we watchIn the last 9 months maybe 2 hours of TV… mostly to make sure the old Zenith console with rabbit ears still works.
The shock is just how little content compared to advertisements.
I believe daily viewers become numb to advertising…